Conference on Decent Work Country Programme priorities
The sub-regional conference to set up the Decent Work priorities and anti-crisis response in five CIS countries – Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, the Russian Federation and Tajikistan -- was organized by the ILO Moscow Office and the International Training Centre, Turin, in Baku on December 10-11.
11 December 2009
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The sub-regional conference to set up the Decent Work priorities and anti-crisis response in five CIS countries – Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, the Russian Federation and Tajikistan - was organized by the ILO Moscow Office and the International Training Centre, Turin, in Baku on December 10-11.
Tripartite delegations from the five countries discussed the results and lessons learnt after the implementation of the first Decent Work Countries Programmes ending in December 2009 and formulated the key priorities for the new DWCPs that are currently being developed and planned to be signed by spring 2010.
Participants also focused on the ILO’s Global Jobs Pact and the anti-crisis measures that are being taken by their governments and social partners at the national level.
Tripartite delegations from the five countries discussed the results and lessons learnt after the implementation of the first Decent Work Countries Programmes ending in December 2009 and formulated the key priorities for the new DWCPs that are currently being developed and planned to be signed by spring 2010.
Participants also focused on the ILO’s Global Jobs Pact and the anti-crisis measures that are being taken by their governments and social partners at the national level.